Double ii's Services is a Funding Solutions Company. We are ethical, prompt,
and have high standards. Below are your questions that are frequently asked of us.
We'll add more as they come up. 303-220-5679

We want the scales of justice to lean your way. We offer you time to fight your case, by giving you the means to pay your bills while you
work on your case.

=> Is this a good avenue for me to take - if I need the money?

A pre-settlement advance is a good option if you need money while waiting for trial - as long
as your case should win. Our legal team looks the over the case for
its strength in order to fund it (you can use the funds to build your case to
be stronger). It allows you to "wait out" the process in order to prevent an
early or lower settlement, which can bring you more money from the lawsuit. ***Because we carry
all the risk on pre-settlement funding (if you don't win the settlement, you don't pay it back - known as "non-recourse"),
it can seem like an expensive option - ask only for what you "need" - not for what you "want."

If you have been awarded a settlement,
and are awaiting the payment of funds, we can advance cash to you on it in
many cases if it is allowed. The situation
needs to be transferable and allowed, and against some sort of "secure" entity that
will pay - a government agency, a municipality, an insurance company, a large corporation, or
some like organization with equity and strength to make the payments. We cannot
fund on individuals who are to pay out - they often never make payment, or have the means to pay you.

This option may or may not be the best for you - you might be better off by refinancing your home, or
by asking family to loan you money. It depends on how large a settlement you are waiting for, how long until it
pays, the urgency of your other bills, whether you need to have medical attention but can't afford it, etc. If you
absolutely need money now, this is a fast option for you - much quicker than a conventional loan, with
less "red tape."

If your lawsuit is already settled, it will cost approximately $1500-$2500 per
$10,000 advanced to you. A higher advance amount will not be this amount ($1500-$2500) added for each
$10,000 - we will look into the case and give you an offer. A lesser amount or higher advance for a settled case will have
to be individually looked at - we cannot give a quote on the fees until we
look over your settlement papers. Some explanation is given
here - but these terms are not
absolute - your case determines the terms. This is shown to give you information to pursue the process
and know what to expect, or know if a rate is too high.

If it is not yet settled, it will cost a fee
(may be 10% of the advance requested, or some other fee structure as terms change frequently) and then
a low % per month until paid back (taken from the settlement), depending on the
strength of your case and how far into the future it will settle. The pre-settled case is non-recourse,
meaning that if the case does not win or settle, you do not pay it back. It
is highly scrutinized to be certain it's a solid case before we fund on it -
we need hard evidence and more than just soft tissue injury. There are always some
variations that may be worked out in these cases. The terms will be worked out on
a case by case basis - depending on strength of case, amount of time to settle, amount of advance and amount the settlement
is looking to win, etc. Auto insurance advances are normally on the lower rate fee.

You do not need to pay anything up front - it is taken out at time of settlement.
There is no up front application fee - there is no obligation to apply or to
accept our offer. There are no monthly payments to be made.

=> How soon can I get paid?

On a settled case, it can be as fast as within 24 hours if you have all the
paperwork and your attorney cooperates.
On a pre-settlement case, it can usually be funded within 2-7 days, depending on your
attorney's cooperation, having all the required paperwork, with 1-3 days at the
underwriters, etc. Auto accident cases are usually funded in within 24 -72 hours.
For a structured settlement or annuity, it can be between 30-90 days, depending
on when your state's court can take the case, and factors such as digging up
all the papers if they are not readily available, etc.
For lottery winnings, it can take up to one year but can be less, depending on the
situation your state has.

=> What is the process?

For a settled case, you send us the settlement papers and it can be done quickly, barring complications like splitting
the settlement with siblings, etc. For
other situations, we send your attorney (or in some certain cases, directly to you) the
application form and it gets filled out and sent back to us. Then it goes to underwriting,
which can take from 1 day or more, depending on the case. The offer or denial comes
out of underwriting and then if you accept, we can fax a contract to your
attorney (or you in certain situations). Once we receive it back as signed by you and your attorney,
we get your money to you - you specify how fast you need it - via overnight or wiring or regular mail - you may be
charged for a faster delivery option. Read about the funding process
here.

=> How do I know if I am dealing with a legitimate source?

Be careful - there are a lot of scammers, or perhaps well-intentioned
agents who just don't understand the business - they can promise you
more than they can do. Some have taken paperwork, promised clients
funding at less than other companies, but then after the contract is
signed, cannot produce the funds, leaving the clients waiting and in
limbo, unable to cancel the contract so they can pursue another avenue.
I've heard many awful stories of people getting "taken" by agents or
illegitimate funders. Do your due diligence with your attorney. Ask
questions - find out who you are dealing with.

=> Is it better to take a higher rate with lesser fees or a lower rate with higher fees?

You will have to break this down yourself - the fee structure may be a problem in certain cases. If there is a
15% fee added onto your advance request, you may have to pay the monthly rate on that added amount
(it may be added to the advance request you want) - find out
the specifics of the monthly rate fee before deciding. Sometimes a higher rate is better if the fees are lower -
you won't have to pay monthly fees on the added on fees. You can also try to ask for a 10% fee if you are
presented with a 15% fee (that is a very high rate - not suggested!) - or go with another funding source.

=> Who are the funders you work with?

Primarily funders in New Jersey or New York, or certain funders in the mid-west, whom I have heavily scrutinized for ethical
and prompt service. I choose the one with the best terms for your situation,
and if one cannot work your case, I send it to one who is more likely able to
take it. Not all funders take on all kinds of cases.

=> Will I be taxed on my advance?

This question will need to be deferred to your tax consultant, as there are
different rules for the types of advances. It would be unethical for me
to give you any tax advice.

=> Is this legal?

It is unless your state prohibits it. It is your award money to do with as you wish and see fit. The fees are not illegal, and
we work with attorneys in every instance we fund on.